
Germany's Hydrogen Hangover: Audit Court Calls Time on the 'Inevitable' Future
Germany's Federal Audit Court is challenging the country's extensive hydrogen strategy, warning of unrealistic goals, high costs, and a need for a 'Plan B'.
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Germany's Federal Audit Court is challenging the country's extensive hydrogen strategy, warning of unrealistic goals, high costs, and a need for a 'Plan B'.

Germany has completed a 400 km section of its national hydrogen backbone, but with no significant suppliers or customers, critics warn it's a multi-billion dollar white elephant that will hike electricity prices for decades.

Germany's early bet on hydrogen as a broad energy carrier led to a costly infrastructure build-out, neglecting crucial power grid development, a strategic blunder for Europe's climate goals.
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